A corn is similar to a callus and has similar causes. A corn is almost always on a foot and usually on a toe. It is smaller than a callus and is conical in shape with the apex of the cone directed inward. This shape accounts for the pain felt when pressure is applied to a corn. Soft corns are usually located between the toes where they are kept moist and softened perspiration.
INDICATION:
For the symptoms of corns and calluses with thick hardened layers of skin developing mostly on the hands and feet.
COMPOSITION: GRAPHITES, ANTIMONIUM CRUDUM, FERRUM PICRICUM, THUJA OCCIDENTALIS, ACIDUM NITRICUM, RANUNCULUS BULBOSUS.
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